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Judge Aaron Persky is undergoing worldwide scrutiny for his shockingly lenient sentence for your son.

I can also sympathize in wanting the most lenient sentence for your child.

So even if fame eludes you, recognize that it need not be a death sentence for your career.

Peyronie's can be debilitating, but it's not necessarily a death sentence for your penis, according to Santucci.

For a lawyer in particular, being under surveillance can be a "death sentence for your career" because clients may be reluctant to engage in correspondence, said Shayana Kadidal, a lawyer for the Center for Constitutional Rights, an advocacy group in New York.

Same-sex attraction is not a strait jacket; people's desires change over time; gay people still have choices; a reproductive dysfunction like same-sex attraction is not a death sentence for your DNA or for your desire to have a family in which children grow up with male and female parents to model appropriate gender roles.

As Entertainment Weekly critic Lisa Schwarzbaum put it in a review of the flop 2011 rom com "What's Your Number?", "Who in this day and age is counting?" Finding out that you have an STD is difficult, but it isn't a death sentence for your sex life.

A man who joined the Young People's Socialist League in an era where even suspicion of being a "dirty commie-socialist" was a virtual death sentence for your political career and social life-and a man who actually ran and won as an independent democratic socialist in a nation where two party system dynastic politics is the order of the day.

"They throw terminology at you that you don't understand and are sometimes totally insensitive to the fact that it feels like a death sentence for your child when they come in and explain test results and then rush out again before the information has sunk in" (parent of an extremely premature infant describing communication with doctors).